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United Arab Emirates, February 23nd 2017:  For 25 years, CAHORS DIGITAL, the leader in TV signal reception and distribution solutions, has been innovating to meet the demands of professionals. It will be presenting its offering at CABSAT in Dubai in the France Pavillon. Owing to the dynamic Middle-Eastern market, the company has decided to implement a development strategy with key players in the region.

The French company will present its BIG SAT antenna - the latest model in the SMC range. “This multisatellite antenna has been specifically developed to receive signals from six satellites at the same time. Thanks to new generation rear mounts, each satellite has the same reception quality”, explains Christophe SCHNELL, International Sales Manager - EMEA Communication - Equipment - Solutions.

The BIG SAT’s ease of assembly and its compact design, make it incredibly simple to install and use. This multisatellite antenna is made from a composite i.e. thermoplastic and fiber glass. It is also light and durable and is fitted with a rapid access LNB system. Adjustments and positioning only take ten minutes thanks to the QUICKSAT mobile positioning application.

These are just some of the antenna’s strong points and what gives it a competitive edge.

CAHORS DIGITAL’s long-term commitment is backed by a ten-year guarantee on all reflectors in the SMC antenna range.

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Posted on :Thursday, February 23, 2017  2:10:00 PM UAE local time (GMT+4)
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